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Organic gardeners that start their plants from seeds can save money and ensure that no chemicals interfere with the growing process.

January is a good time to prep your vegetable garden, plant cool season crops and get your seed starting supplies ready for the upcoming season.

Find out about the common types of seed-starting equipment.

Not all potting soils are created equal. There are many good reasons to have just the right ingredients for the health of your container plants.

For those of us living in a seasonal climate, spring is a welcome change from the hibernation of winter. Here are some tips to bring spring on a little early.

Organic gardeners can't use heavy garden soil for container gardening. Use potting soils or soilless potting mixes for seed starting, propagating, and container planting.

Container grown bulbs can add zest to your garden. Learn the tips and tricks that make container gardening successful.

Pick the best tools, supplies, and products for organic gardeners at gift-giving time to make organic gardening easy and enjoyable.

Christmas gifts for the family gardener can be found at garden centers, hardware and discount stores.

Everyone has heard of bean sprouts, but what about micro Greens? These tiny yet tasty plants are the seedlings of common herbs and vegetables and easy to grow indoors.

It's just the right time to begin planning next year's garden. Growing from seed gives you a much wider selection. You'll save a fortune and have a wonderful time.

Amaryllis bulbs are best known for their showy blooms during the Holiday season. Increase your amaryllis supply by following one of several methods to produce new bulbs.

An organic gardening gift basket allows you to surprise a special gardening recipient with treats tailored to his hobby.

Eggplant's recent popularity may be due to claims of its anti-cancer properties. People familiar with its use in the kitchen don't need another reason to grow eggplants.

Easy to grow coleus with its bright colored foliage is making a comeback in the shady garden, and as an indoor plant for home and office.

With all of the advantages from starting beautiful gardens from seed it is no wonder that more gardeners are using seeds to start plants.